Adjust vertical padding and border width for navbar-nav links#42158
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Adjust vertical padding and border width for nav links
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Mar 12, 2026
Co-authored-by: Mark Otto <markdotto@gmail.com>
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Currently,
nav-linkpaddings onnavbar-navis set to.5remwhich computes to a40pxin height, making them larger other common elements, such asinput, orbuttonelements.This issue is clearly visible in the docs demo:
This fix normalizes the
nav-linkheight to match thebuttonandinputheight, by setting thepaddingto.375rem, and adding an invisible border around them so that they compute to38pxin height.The
navbar-navlinks now look like this, which makes the inline input & button align vertically as it should: